At Georgia Tech Marine Robotics Group, I help design and create custom PCBs for the motor control systems of autonomous marine robotic systems.

At Qorvo, I worked as a Digital Design Verification Intern, helping verify the design of a Sigma Delta ADC by implementing proposed digital filter on an FPGA.

At Dr. Gupta's lab, I used various data analytics tools such as mixOmics and Circos software package to perform multivariate analysis on the collected research data and create comprehensible tables and graphs. I have also helped train incoming interns and familiarized them with data analytic tools and the general research process.

As a student mentor for the UCLA Transfer Bridge program, I taught incoming transfer students fundament electrical engineering skills including circuit analysis and Arduino to prepare them for courses at UCLA. I Collaborated with a team of 6 student mentors to organize and host a 3-day hackathon for the students. We designed and built the prototype for the hackathon, created parts list and ordered parts for the participants and created website for the hackathon. During the hackathon, I supervised and guided participants and assisted them with operation of machinery such as 3-D printers and laser cutters.